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A lenticular print for a photo booth is a special type of printed photo that creates a 3D effect or animation when viewed from different angles. It uses a plastic lens (called a lenticular lens) over interlaced images to create motion, depth, or flip effects—making the photo interactive and visually striking.

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How Lenticular Prints Work in a Photo Booth:

1. User Takes Multiple Shots
   The booth captures a short sequence of photos (e.g., two to five frames), often with different poses or expressions.

2. Images Are Interlaced
   The images are digitally combined into a special layout designed for lenticular printing.

3. Lenticular Lens is Applied
   A ribbed plastic sheet is placed on top of the print. Each lens refracts light so that different images are visible from different angles.

4. Final Product: A Motion or 3D Photo
   The result is a photo that "flips", animates, or appears 3D as you move it.